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Key words for GCSE PE
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sprain |
A damaged ligament is a sprain.
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strain |
A damaged muscle is a strain.
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concussion |
A concussion is a type of head injury.
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fracture |
A fracture is a crack or break in a bone.
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abrasion |
An abrasion is when the skin is damaged.
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tennis |
Tennis elbow is a pain on the outside of the elbow from overuse.
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elbow |
Tennis elbow is a pain on the outside of the elbow from overuse.
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golfer's |
Golfer's elbow is a pain on the inside of the elbow from overuse.
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RICE |
RICE is a mnemonic to help you remember how to treat an injury: Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation.
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warm |
You warm up to prepare for exercise.
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up |
You warm up to prepare for exercise.
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cool |
You cool down as a way of ending your exercise.
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down |
You cool down as a way of ending your exercise.
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blood |
Blood pressure is related to the force with which the heart pumps the blood around the body.
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pressure |
Blood pressure is related to the force with which the heart pumps the blood around the body.
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